Sessions held at Lostwithiel

QS/1/7/401

Justices

Francis Glanville, Francis Gregor, John Rogers and Francis Hearle Rodd, esqs., Edmund Gilbert, John Molesworth, Charles Dayman, Joseph Pomery and Hugh Rogers, clerks.

Jury

John Pearce, William Powne, Robert Little, George Coath, Francis Warne, Daniel Cock, Anthony Cock, George Tallack, Arthur Gaved, Robert ?Wonvell, Thomas Cock, John Wills, Edmund Warne, Philip Argall, Thomas Glasson, Cuswarth Martin and Henry Behennah, gents.

Presentments of highways in St. Erth and Penryn held over.

Six gaol and marshalsea rates levied to be paid to Edward Coode, jun. gent., vice-treasurer.

QS/1/7/402

Army transport rates fixed, to be in force until 14 Oct. next.

Appeal by Mylor against order of 15 Apr. last for removal of Mary, widow of William Vercoe, and their children Elizabeth (4), Eleanor (2), and William (4 months): held over.

QS/1/7/403

Appeal by Madron against order of 1 May last for removal of Nicholas Samson from St. Ives: order confirmed. Madron to pay St. Ives £5 costs.

QS/1/7/403, 404

Appeal by St. Breock against order of 16 May last for removal of Francis Parsons, Margaret his wife, and their children James (10), Nicholas (7), John (2), and Mary (6 months) from St. Eval: order reversed. St. Eval to pay St. Breock £9. 4s. 0d. costs and maintenance.

QS/1/7/404

Filiation order

Child; F.; When born; 2 June; Parish; Mother; Alleged father.; St. Agnes; Elizabeth Williams, singlewoman; Samuel Woodward of Newlyn, lab.

QS/1/7/405

Appeal by Edward Rowe of Constantine against the appointment of himself and Richard Skewes as overseers of the poor: held over.

Scire facias issued to Thomas Tippet, and his pledges James Tresize and Robert Tippet to show cause why the recognizances in case of bastardy, should not be estreated.

Continued appeal by John Sowden of Liskeard against poor rate made 17 Oct. last, in which J.S. rated at 4d. for one third of heathland for which he not liable: held over.

QS/1/7/406

Continued appeal by St. Keverne against order of 11 Feb. last for removal of Jane Thomas, widow of George Thomas, mariner, from Mawgan in Meneage: order reversed.

Continued appeal by St. Keverne against order of 8 Mar. last for removal of John Richards from St. Martin in Meneage: held over.

Friendly society

Rules and regulations of society at St. Germans exhibited and allowed.

QS/1/7/407

Appeal by John Hill against apprenticeship binding dated 10 Sep. 1805, whereby Martha Scawen (8), poor child of St. Stephens by Launceston, was bound to him: appeal dismissed.

Bastardy orders

Name: Thomas Buddle; Parish: St. Austell; Court's decision: To remain in custody

Name: Henry Matthews; Parish: St. Breward; Court's decision: To remain in custody

Name: William Old; Parish: Little Petherick; Court's decision: To remain in custody

QS/1/7/408

Bastardy orders

Name: Hugh Burleigh; Parish: Kenwyn; Court's decision: To remain in custody

Name: Nicholas Medling; Parish: Helston; Court's decision: To remain in custody

Recognizances

Andrew Rosewall of Lelant, yeoman, to appear, and his pledge Thomas Behenna of Lelant, yeoman.

Presentments of highways in of highways in Crowan and Gwinear discharged on payment of court fees.

James Dennis, als. James Grey of Kea, tinner, indicted for taking an iron shovel, and a wooden shovel hilt, property of Richard Wellington: two months' hard labour in bridewell.

QS/1/7/409

Elizabeth Pethick of Stratton, spinster, indicted for taking a muslin apron, property of Thomasine Rogers: 14 days' hard labour in bridewell.

Bastardy orders

Name: Samuel Woodward; Parish: St. Agnes; Court's decision: To remain in custody

Henry Fall of St. Agnes, tinner, indicted for taking a half-crown coin and two shilling coins, property of John Williams: acquitted.

Jane Mannel committed to bridewell as lewd and disorderly person and 'common night walker': discharged.

Thomas Bayly committed to bridewell for vagrancy in Egloshayle: discharged and sent to place of last legal settlement.

QS/1/7/410

William Gilbroith committed to bridewell for vagrancy in Bodmin: discharged.

Henry Emmett committed to bridewell for vagrancy in Liskeard: discharged.

Henry Allen of Tregony, cordwainer, indicted for assault on John Banfield, a constable of Tregony: fined £5 and to be imprisoned until fine paid.

Philip Hocken of St. Juliot, yeoman indicted for assault on Edward Lillicrap: acquitted.

Recognizances

James Jenkyn to answer in bastardy and his pledge John Jenkyn: recognizances held over.

Stephen Allen, jun. of Redruth, to answer in felony: recognizance held over.

QS/1/7/411

Salt Duty

Stephen Bexfield, master, and Simon Wilson, mate, of brigantine 'The Chance' of North Yarmouth, stated on oath that on 23 June last they shipped at Liverpool 3885 bushels 18lbs of British fishery salt to carry it to St. Ives on account of Richard Connock and John Connock, fish curers. They sailed from Liverpool on 24 June, arriving at St. Ives on 1 July. On the voyage they ran into a storm, the vessel took in water and 103 bushels 18lbs of salt was lost: Collector of Excise to vacate bond.

Edward Dunstone committed to bridewell for want of sureties in breach of peace against Richard Fulfit [?Fulpit]: to remain in custody.

Recognizances

Daniel Cowles, jun. of Helston to appear in bastardy and his pledge Daniel Cowles: recognizance held over.

QS/1/7/412

One gaol rate levied to be paid to Edward Coode, jun. gent., vice-treasurer.

Recognizances

Edward Dunstone of Veryan, yeoman to keep the peace for two years towards Richard Fulpitt [see QS/1/7/411] and his pledges Luke Dunstone of Veryan, mason, and Joseph Dunstone of Veryan, fisherman.